The Adventures of Grave

The Adventures of Grave, Book 1

By: G.S. D'Moore

Narrated by: Melanie Hastings, Tor Thom

Marcus was never a hero... and he never wanted to be.

He never wanted a lot of things. He didn't want to go to school for a pointless degree. He didn't want to be an office drone, working nine-to-five to barely make ends meet. Most importantly, he didn't want to play by other people's rules. He wanted to do things his way and live life on his terms. Some people might have called him a criminal, but he called it freedom.

Too bad it got him killed.

When everything changed, death didn't take like it used to. Marcus returned to find everything was different: the people, the places, the world, and most importantly... himself. Heroes and villains were more real than in any comic book, and it was up to him to find his place in the city he used to call home. Unlike before, this time, he had the power to make people respect him.

In order to figure things out, he will need some help. Thankfully, he has some interesting women to guide him on his path to discovery. Maybe, just maybe, they'll join him in a little criminal activity along the way.

©2023 G.S. D'Moore (P)2023 Podium Audio

You've got to love a good take on Heros

I have to say its always a good sign when an author can write up a good and unique story out of something so come like supers especially with marvel and alike, plus the whole man out of time thing is so great that leads so so many funny takes on how thing are currently in the future of the books time line, I love our 3 main character and plus the world is really unique i cant wait to continue to book 2, I definitely recommend this book series.

The girls the female narrator

I like the whole premise around the world it's good and interesting what annoys me is how sometimes the MC like in all other books forgets about some of his powers mid-fight lol overall though it's a pretty good book

Truly unique

Very unique and interesting storyline and plot the MC is a different take than what is typically seen in this genre. The spice is good. The relationships develops at a good steady pace and flow well with the story.

Great story mismatched with a less-than-good performance

Sorry, but I felt the male voice actor was a REALLY bad choice. There was not a drop of emotion in his voice during every scene. Nothing to indicate any form of emotion. It truly felt like some disinterested third party reading a literal textbook they absolutely had no interest in to a batch of school children who couldn’t understand the subject matter. This is a really good story, done a great disservice to by a horrible performance. Honestly, I wondered if the male voice actor suffers from alexithymia, where one is physically unable to express emotion. Strongly suggest a quick change in male voice actor is called for here. As much as I enjoy this author’s work, I really won’t sit through another reading with this male voice actor.

Male narrator has no emotion

All male characters have same voices and no emotions whatsoever. Female narrator is a bit better with emotion and change voice characters.
Story has potential. Just struggled with narrator.